So a tiny bit of the outside is melted and is left with this really thin glass on the outside."

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The old couple smiled and cooled until the babies began to yawn and rub their eyes with tiny fists.

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There were 12 shiny drops of water, each holding a tiny baby no larger than her big toe.

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Behind her,in the little room over the porch, a tiny clock ticked loudly on its shelf near the end of the bed.

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When they were tired or wanted to be held they cried out in tiny voices and reached up with their little arms.

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For example, you can add sand to prevent tiny breaks or lines from forming in the finished product.

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They would fly four thousand kilometers to tiny Howland Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

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Finally,on February twentieth, John Glenn climbed into his tiny spacecraft on top of the huge Atlas rocket.

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The Kepler space telescope looks for planets by measuring tiny decreases in the brightness of stars when planets cross in front of them.

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The tiny dark dots in vanilla ice cream are from the seedpods of the vanilla orchid.

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As the woman kissed the last tiny head, Mother Moonshower and the rain babies disappeared.

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A tiny part at the bottom of the rocket had fallen out too early.

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That tiny part sent a signal to computers that the launch had taken place.

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This is Mary Tillotson. And this is Steve Ember. to tiny Howland Island Join us again next week for another EXPLORATIONS program on the VOICE OF AMERICA.

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